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but the government's books will continue to be weighed down by heavy debt. that's even if plans go ahead to raise a sales tax. there's a one in three chance of a downgrade this fiscal year. this is as the japanese prime minister shinzo abe says he will consider changing the bank's mandate. he didn't comment on current policy. all this as investors determine who will become the bank of japan's next governor. front runners for the post include former bank of japan deputy governor and the head of the asian development bank harikahiko tura. >> we did catch up with taro at a meeting this weekend in moscow. the next boj governor was covered, but the first question, whether mr. aso thought the g-20 communique was an endorsement of japan's domestic stimulus plan. >> japan has repeatedly tried to explain that japanese policies are taken to overcome deflation and by all means, these are measures to overcome deflation as well as the recession. that's what is being said in the second paragraph of the communique. >> why do you feel, then, certainly from the g-7 communiqu
but the government's books will continue to be weighed down by heavy debt. that's even if plans go ahead to raise a sales tax. there's a one in three chance of a downgrade this fiscal year. this is as the japanese prime minister shinzo abe says he will consider changing the bank's mandate. he didn't comment on current policy. all this as investors determine who will become the bank of japan's next governor. front runners for the post include former bank of japan deputy governor and the head of...
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so i don't think the french government wants to own peugeot. they'll just -- they're just there as investor of last resort to make sure the business doesn't go away. to be fair, the few carmakers that have disappeared in europe had shrunk to near oblivion before that. peugeot is still way too big to be in the category. peugeot is -- there will be solutions. logically you probably want to own the bonds more than the equity because you don't know exactly what will happen to the equity. but certainly will longevity or presence of the business for -- for a while is assured, i think. >> you answered my question on whether that was a restructuring play or not, on the debt not the equity. phillip, thanks for that, from ubs. >>> shares of tata motors in india up 2.2%. sales of its jaguar landrover unit were up 32% last month. jlr statements suggest revenues were up in all major markets. china had the strongest growth with a 74% surge in january from a year ago. tata said total vehicle sales were less upbeat, down 16%, declining for the third month in a
so i don't think the french government wants to own peugeot. they'll just -- they're just there as investor of last resort to make sure the business doesn't go away. to be fair, the few carmakers that have disappeared in europe had shrunk to near oblivion before that. peugeot is still way too big to be in the category. peugeot is -- there will be solutions. logically you probably want to own the bonds more than the equity because you don't know exactly what will happen to the equity. but...
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government or the british government .and some of these major banks being bailed out. how do you offload by -- >> and if we take a views, well, why does he know? why can't you do 5% this year, 5% next year? >> this has had quite a run over the last several years. >>> president obama is expected to push his economic agenda with a continued focus on job creation in the state of the union and will reportedly outline education, manufacturing and infrastructure. he'll head out on a three-day road to trip sell his ideas to the public in north carolina, georgia, and illinois. and interestingly, it's going to be florida's -- i want to say mark sanford who is the south carolina govern -- you know what i'm talking about, who is going to give the accuracy. i really shouldn't be in this business. what's his face. >> which state? >> florida. >> bush. >> carry on. no. hang on a second. i'm -- rubio. thank you. marco rubio. oh, it's monday. all right. >>> a senate panel is expected to grill jack lew on his nomination hearing to be the next treasury secretary. republicans will ask him
government or the british government .and some of these major banks being bailed out. how do you offload by -- >> and if we take a views, well, why does he know? why can't you do 5% this year, 5% next year? >> this has had quite a run over the last several years. >>> president obama is expected to push his economic agenda with a continued focus on job creation in the state of the union and will reportedly outline education, manufacturing and infrastructure. he'll head out...
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. >>> government delays its decision on the next bank of japan governor. is this the beginning of a more moderate japanese agenda? >>> and we're live in milan as the italian electoral race enters the final stref. we'll hear just why the mayor will decide to vote. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right. welcome to today's, a bit of a transport theme going on this morning. >> or lack thereof. >> well, there's bmw, has their recalled. you have to take your one and three series back. >> the thing about the bmw is people have to take them to the special bmw shop, anyway. when you have a recall like this, it's a pretty straightforward process for owners. >> then making a replica of the "titanic." some people are worried they're making it in a chinese shipyard. >> they're pitching this with "titanic" with a twist. some say the twist should be maybe this time it won't sink. >> they are going to do the original sailing route. what happens when they get three quarters of the way across? >> t
. >>> government delays its decision on the next bank of japan governor. is this the beginning of a more moderate japanese agenda? >>> and we're live in milan as the italian electoral race enters the final stref. we'll hear just why the mayor will decide to vote. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> all right. welcome to today's, a bit of a transport theme going on this morning. >>...
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don smith, government bond strategist at icap. >>> we're going to take a quick break. when we do, head over to the website and check out a couple of the stories online. seller gain markets do not necessarily signal a long-term gold trend. the rally in stocks is the result of easy money by the central banks. you can see the full interview at cnbc.com. >>> as investors get more comfortable about the global economy and fears about a dreaded hard landing in china reseed, is it time to put your monies back into emergency exchange traded funds? there's plenty more on our website at cnbc.com, ross. >>> still to come in the program, the world's biggest cosmetics company posted rosy profits in 2012. but just dowhat does loreal expt in 2012? to grow, we have to boost our social media visibility. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radiator valves wouldn't it be better if we just let fedex help us to expand to new markets? hmm gotta admit that's better than a
don smith, government bond strategist at icap. >>> we're going to take a quick break. when we do, head over to the website and check out a couple of the stories online. seller gain markets do not necessarily signal a long-term gold trend. the rally in stocks is the result of easy money by the central banks. you can see the full interview at cnbc.com. >>> as investors get more comfortable about the global economy and fears about a dreaded hard landing in china reseed, is it...
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>> the government did provide us with up to $10 billion a year. but we have set up a surprise with high return and project the capital into the economy. on our advisory board, we have some of the key parts of the investment community. this is for higher return investing to make sure we invest things with good returns. >> the kremlin and russia is having a big privatization program, and you, on the other hand, are buying into some of these privatizations. how does that work, sir? >> we have focused on bringing top investors with us. we brought china investment corporation to invest in several transactions. last year 1.5 billion came from investors. so our approach is invest a little bit of money, but have investors since the walls come and invest in russia so it's all about increasing the partnership of foreign investors and of private investors in the foreign economy. >> we had the ipo going on at the moment, as well. you are a stakeholder in that, as well. can you tell us what the intentions are regarding that ipo? >> well, we're big deliverers i
>> the government did provide us with up to $10 billion a year. but we have set up a surprise with high return and project the capital into the economy. on our advisory board, we have some of the key parts of the investment community. this is for higher return investing to make sure we invest things with good returns. >> the kremlin and russia is having a big privatization program, and you, on the other hand, are buying into some of these privatizations. how does that work, sir?...
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and we've got the mexico central bank govern warning against using fx. mexico was one of those countries that are the lead active in the currency manipulation or currency war. he says devaluing fx raises the risk of global retaliation. it's one of the big themes at the g-20 in moscow. steve is there, as well. steve, we've been hearing from mario draghi on this subject this morning, as well. what did you have to say? >> well, i thought this was great. the press conference of morrow draghi, the president of the ecb saying it's inappropriate, it's fruitless and self-defeating to talk about currency wars. i can't help but get all billy joel over this. it was the policymakers who started talking about communiques and briefings against each other about what they were actually trying to say. i'm afraid to say, mr. draghi, we didn't start this buyer. it was your colleague and your peers in the central bank, as well. moving on, he was saying -- and i thought this was great. some asked him about the appropriate level for the euro which is exactly the problem that
and we've got the mexico central bank govern warning against using fx. mexico was one of those countries that are the lead active in the currency manipulation or currency war. he says devaluing fx raises the risk of global retaliation. it's one of the big themes at the g-20 in moscow. steve is there, as well. steve, we've been hearing from mario draghi on this subject this morning, as well. what did you have to say? >> well, i thought this was great. the press conference of morrow draghi,...